The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-03-26

town on Thursday.
A. Adams has returned from q
visit to Salt Lake city.
Jake Ottenheimer of Broadford
was in town Thursday.
Manse Coffin of HALEY was
among the arrivals Yesterday.
O. B. Batten has gone to Boise
City on professional business.
Lyttleton Price of HALEY has re-
turned from a visit to California.
Uncle Dan Bacon of the Boise
Republican was in town yesterday.
Mr.. James Gregory, the well
known mining operator, is in New
York city.
George Metzler returned Wednes-
day from trip to Iowa and other
eastern points.
Mr.. Frank Gooding has gone to
the capital on business connected
with his timber suit.
II. B. Drake, of the Union, Ore
gon, Touring mills, was in town
yesterday on business trip.
Alex. Sifers was in town on
Tuesday from Camas and gives a
favorable report of that section.
Nick Hickey was in town on
Monday from the Baltimore mine,
coming down on the crust with no
difficulty.
Mr.. l.. Schweitzer and family in
tend to shortly remove to Bellevue
to make that town their permanent
residence.
Bruce Gillispie returned to
Smoky on Friday and will polish
polish a drill in the King of the
West mine.
Ernest Worswick of Bellevue, has
gone to Smoky on visit to his
parents, who reside at the Hot
Springs there.
Manager NOLAN, of the Wood
River dramatic circuit, was in
town Thursday with the Uncle
Tom combination.
J. G. Rumsey, of the firm OF
Greenhow & Rumsey, returned on
Monday from a visit to friends and
relatives at Chicago and other
eastern cities.
| V. S. Anderson has gone to New
York city in company with True
Rollins of Rocky Bar, expecting to
dispose of some mining property
to capitalists there.
Willis S. Duniway, who has
passed the winter in HALEY, has
gone to Portland to visit his par
cnts and make arrangements to re-
move to their ranch on Lost river
A. II. Dollarhide came in from
Smoky on Thursday morning
making the trip from his mine t.
town in about twelve hours, which
is pretty good walking for TIN:
season of the year.
julius Sultan Of San Francisco
the we'll known dealer in cigars
was i'm Ketchum during the week
his first visit in two years. HI
found friends had not forgotten
him during his absence.
Gardner Adams. who preside'
at the temple of justice at Saw
tooth, is in town. An attack o
rheumatism laid him up for awhile
and once able to travel he lost M
, time in getting to a more congenia
cline.
Mr.. Fred. Kiesel, president of tn
: Idaho Forwarding Company, wa
, | in town last Sunday on bushes
) visit. The gentleman is one of tn
5 prominent citizens of Ogden, ant
takes a lively interest in Woo'
: River affairs.
Mrs. Joseph a. Young, mothe
| of Mrs. L. Schweitzer, left for Sal
e Lake on Thursday. She will b
! absent for some months, and ma
e possibly join party of friends &c
: ing to England to witness tn
a Queens jubilee. :,
0 Superintendent Childs, of tn
e Solace mine. at Vienna. was i
r town during the week and returne
t to HALEY on Tuesday. He is II
terested in several locations o
Smoky and expects great result
from that district next season.
J. w. D. Vernum Of Sawtooth a
e rived in town Monday on his wa
!. to New York city, where he wi
/ remain until June. He was d.
n layed in starting by his baggaf
d being mislaid. and not arriving
I; the depot on Monday, delaying h
q departure until the following da.
a Precaution Against Fire.
n During the week John McMan
o ord Milf Mourning. acting as III